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HomeAuthorities Suspect Voter Intimidation in Burning, Vandalism of Mississippi Church | Southern Poverty Law Center

Authorities Suspect Voter Intimidation in Burning, Vandalism of Mississippi Church | Southern Poverty Law Center

November 4, 2016 Mark Hughes

A black church in the Mississippi Delta was burned and vandalized with pro-Trump graffiti in what law enforcement is now calling an attempt at voter intimidation. 

Source: Authorities Suspect Voter Intimidation in Burning, Vandalism of Mississippi Church | Southern Poverty Law Center

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